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Barclays Change of address

A guide on everything you need to know about notifying Barclays Bank of a change of address
Stephanie
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Barclays Change of Address

They say moving home is one of the most stressful experiences we have to go through, with so many things to think about and organise. One of the things that you should remember to do when moving is to notify your bank and all of your service providers of your new address. This is essential to ensure that your bank statements and other important documents are sent to the correct address and do not end up in the wrong hands. If you're moving house and looking for an efficient way to update your details with Barclays, consider using the Moveinout.co.uk change of address service. This service allows you to update your address details with Barclays and many other organisations quickly and easily, without the need to contact each one individually. In this blog post, we will discuss how to notify Barclays Bank of a change of address, looking at the different options available to notify a change of address.

Barclays change of address using the Moveinout service

To use the Moveinout.co.uk service, simply create an account. Once you have an account, you can enter your old and new address details, along with the organisations you need to notify of your new address. You can then select Barclays and any other service providers you wish to notify of your new address.

When you submit your change of address details, Moveinout will automatically send them to your service providers on your behalf. This means that you don't need to contact them directly, saving you hours and tones of effort. The Moveinout service takes the hassle out of the change of address process, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your move. If you're looking for a stress-free way to update your details with your service providers, this service is definitely worth using.

Barclays change of address online

To notify Barclays of your new address online, you will need to log in to your online banking account and update your address details. This can usually be done by going to the ‘settings’ or ‘profile’ section of your account. Once you have updated your personal details, Barclays should send you confirmation that your details have been updated.

Barclays change of address by phone

Another option for notifying Barclays Bank of a change of address is to do it over the phone. You can call the Barclays customer service team on 0345 734 5345, and they will assist you to get your personal details changed. You will need to have your account number and sort code handy and they will run through some security questions to verify your identity. Once your details have been updated, Barclays will send you confirmation, make sure that the details on the confirmation are correct.

Barclays change of address in branch

If you prefer to notify Barclays Bank of a change of address in person, you can by visiting a Barclays branch, you can find your local branch here. You will need to bring a valid Barclays debit card (make sure you know your PIN) and some identification with you, such as a passport or driving license.

Barclays change of address by post

Finally, if you prefer to notify Barclays by post, you can by writing a letter. Make sure to include your account details, old address, new address, and a signature on the letter. Send your letter requesting the change to the address below, you should receive confirmation of the update by post within a week.

Barclays Bank PL
Leicester
LE87 2BB  

In conclusion, notifying all your service providers of a change of address is an important task that should not be overlooked. By using one of the methods outlined above, you can ensure that all your service providers have the most up-to-date and correct information on their system, so you can continue to receive important correspondence without any issues.

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